The hammock is fine, though I would prefer a larger sturdier pillow. I need to buy fabric and recover the outdoor pillow from my previous hammock.Does not come with means to actually hang it.Hubby loves to relax in every chance he gets.Not sure it is uneven. I’ve adjusted chains, body position and wood ends but the hammock still tilts to one side. Cords are not tangled. Still baffled. Makes getting into and out of a challenge.Fits a 15 ft hammock stand well, like every other cotton rope hammock I've had over the years it will stretch. The first time I got in my backside ended up on the ground...stretch it as taut as you can, get back in, repeat. At first it seemed like it would be too short, I'm 6'2" and It's plenty long.Very comfortable, great for afternoon naps!Debatable whether this is polyester... bought polyester on purpose but this has a full on 100% cotton look and feel (like the one I just got rid of because... it was cotton). So - maybe I’m just not up on my fiber recognition skills. Anyway, I’m lazy (thus the hammock) and not returning it, all in all very comfy.It was ok but not nearly as comfortable as the Pawley's Island Hammock it replaced. Also, it stretched much more and didn't last near as long. Purchased the Pawley's Island in 2011 for $124 (now $230) which lasted about 7-8 years (mostly left in the weather) before ropes started breaking. This one lasted less than a year (mostly left in the weather) before starting to break. Rope became stiff after about 8 months and brittle after about 10-11 months. My wife and I are not petite so we were maxing the weight limit which was a big factor I think. Considering cost was about 25% of Pawley's Island, I can't complain too much about the value of it but be aware that even though you are paying much less, you are getting much less with this purchase. I'll replace it with a Pawley's Island this time.When my first package arrived, it was a twin bed frame...obviously a mistake. Got it straightened out, and the correct item arrived shortly thereafter.So far so good. This is your standard woven rope hammock with spreader bars. Stretching/shifting is the ropes comes with the territory if you aren’t going to use a hammock pad on top, so make sure you stretch the hammock as tight as possible to keep your butt off the ground (unless that’s how you roll).It is quite wide (could fit two people, if you don’t mind getting all up in each other’s business) and long (I’m 6 feet, and there’s plenty of room above and below my head and feet), so make sure you have a long enough hammock stand.